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X-Men & Micronauts #3 pg.1 (ALL STATS)

Location: Marvel

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Location: Marvel
Title: X-Men & Micronauts #3 pg.1 (ALL STATS)*
Artist:  None Specified
Media Type: Photograph
Art Type: Other
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 197
Likes on CAF: 9
Comments: 5
Added to Site: 2/1/2025

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I don't collect stat art, but I made an exception for this piece. The splash is a nostalgic fave and the actual art, if it exists, would be on multiple boards, anyway. So I figured "Why not? There's no art, but it is the published page".

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Member Since: October 2009
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Kavi H Member Since 2018
Posted On 2/1/2025

extremely cool image, wow. even if not the actual art, important step in the production process for an image you have fond memories for.

Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
Posted On 2/2/2025

This series is where a lot of X-Men fans got introduced to the incredible art of Butch Guice before he even got to draw the mutants in X-Factor.  A lot of us dreamed what a Guice run on UXM would have looked like in this era.

Lloyd White Member Since 2007
Posted On 2/2/2025

Love the floating heads motif!

Brent Peterson Member Since 2004
Posted On 2/7/2025

Very cool!

Bill J Member Since 2009
Posted On 2/14/2025

As you note, it's not original art, but it IS pretty darn cool. Handsome title splash by Butch Guice and Bob Wiacek. Love the design of the page with the X-Men head shots running down the left side of the page and the Micronauts head shots running down the right side of the page, These headshots bracket the terriific scene if the two teams together. If it WERE original art, it would be worth a pretty penny, I'd say. But even as a production piece, it's fun to admire.